Vampiric Coitus
/væmˈpɪr.ɪk ˈkwɪ.təs/noun
The act of sexual intercourse involving a vampire or vampiric themes.
Did you know?The term 'vampire' itself derives from the Hungarian 'vámpír', linked to ancient folklore about blood-drinking spirits. 🌙
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Slavic
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*vampir
“A blood-drinking creature or spirit.”
Old Hungarian
OH
vámpír
“A creature that drinks blood, emerging from folklore.”
18th Century
French
vampire
“A reanimated corpse that drinks the blood of the living.”
19th Century
English
vampire
“A popular literary figure representing the seduction of the undead.”
Modern English
English
vampiric
“Pertaining to or characteristic of vampires, often associated with seduction.”
Modern English
English
coitus
“The physical union of male and female genitalia; sexual intercourse.”
Modern English
English
vampiric coitus
“A term describing sexual acts involving vampiric themes or beings.”